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By Pavi Brar (Policy and Insight Officer, National Voices), in collaboration with Stella Vig (National Clinical Director for Elective Care, NHSE)

- Blog
- 12 May 2022
The road to (elective) recovery…
By Pavi Brar (Policy and Insight Officer, National Voices), in collaboration with Stella Vig (National Clinical Director for Elective Care, NHSE)
- Patient Noun Adjective
- Timely Access to Care
- Hospital waiting lists
- COVID-19
- Digital health and care
- Project
A vision for the future of primary care
Our nine proposals for the reform of primary care will help make a significant difference for people living with health conditions and disability as well as the primary care workforce. The proposals are signed and supported by over 50 organisations.
- Primary care
- Health inequalities
- Communication and administration
- Person-centred care
- Lived experience
- Blog
- 3 May 2023
The whole system must Act FAST to get stroke patients the care they need
Quick access to stroke care makes all the difference to someone’s recovery – time is brain. Thrombectomy is a game-changing treatment for stroke, where a clot is physically removed from the brain. It saves brains, saves money and changes lives. But if a stroke is left too long, people can miss the window treatment entirely. Without addressing gaps in the stroke workforce – we won’t see access to stroke care speeding up.
- Communication and administration
- Blog
- 25 July 2019
The new national standard for ‘core’ personal information
Don Redding, Director of Influence and Partnerships at National Voices, explains how a new national standard for health and care records is about to be trialled.
- Communication and administration
- Digital health and care
- Blog
- 20 July 2022
A reflection: NHS ConfedExpo 2022
Last week Charlotte, Sarah, Keymn, and I travelled up to sunny Liverpool to attend NHS ConfedExpo 2022, one of the biggest and most significant healthcare conferences in the UK. We were joined by around 4,000 health and care leaders and their teams, with the aim of coming together to share learning and drive change in health and social care.
- Lived experience
- Health inequalities
- COVID-19
- Integrated care
- News
- 28 February 2023
National Voices announces Jacob Lant as Chief Executive
The National Voices Board of Trustees have appointed Jacob Lant as Chief Executive of National Voices from the beginning of May.
- Publication
- 28 June 2023
Accessible and inclusive communication within primary care: What matters to people with diverse communication needs
Primary care services are the front door to the NHS – they are the first port of call when we feel unwell and the main coordinator of care when we are living with health conditions. The primary care team have an important role in making people feel welcomed, listened to and taken seriously.
- Accessible and inclusive communication within primary care
- Communication and administration
- Health inequalities
- Primary care
- Project
Carers’ experiences of remote care and support models
This project looks at the impact the rapid shift to digital healthcare, and the shift within the voluntary sector to using digital support models, has had upon carers. 
- COVID-19
- Digital health and care
- Lived experience
- Blog
- 28 March 2024
Leading community dental provider, CDS CIC, removes barriers to dental care faced by patients with SMD and/or homelessness
Six months into a year long pilot programme delivering dental care to patients with severe multiple disadvantages (SMD) and/or homelessness, Community Dental Services CIC (CDS) has treated over 145 patients and has referred patients on for smoking cessation, drug misuse and alcohol services, also using the sessions to provide information around better oral health and prescribe high fluoride toothpaste at each visit.
- Health inequalities
- Person-centred care
- Primary care
- Member
ICUsteps
Run by former intensive care patients and relatives, ICUsteps aims to improve the care and support available to patients recovering from critical illness during their long recovery.